The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-17
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--One can almost see wheat grow and |
corn isn't far behind.
-Anson Green made flying business
trip TO Huron lasr Friday.
Miss Ada Densmore is visiting with
friends in this village this week.
Mrs o. r. Willis took last evenings
train for her home In Milwaukee, Wis.
Maj. Mo0r, of Aberdeen, made this
Office a very pleasant visit yesterday.
-Rumor has il that John w. Kennedy
and family will soon leave for Cali
fornia.
III. S. Dewell, of Kampeska, Dak.,
visited his mother, Mrs. Jane Foster,
this week.
DIR. Cook Is attending the meeting OF
the Dakota Medical Association at
Huron this week.
The price of coffee fell six cents in
New York last Wednesday and several
large firms have failed
j. g. Streigle will give social dance
in his hall on the evening of July 4.
Tickets including supper, sl.00.
Born On June 10, 1887, to Mr.. and
Mrs Joshua w. Porter, of Warner
township. girl Of standard weight.
June wheat dropped seventeen cents
in Chicago last Tuesday. They are
getting roady for the big crsp this fall.
Mrs. Jay Cook returned Wednesday
morning from an extended visit with
friends and relatives Ut GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Judge Cooper sells fancy candy,
oranges, lemons, papers, books, ete.,
etc, at his news stGnd in the post office
building.
| H. L. Sill has severed his connection
"a city reporter on the Daily News,
Aberdeen, Hiram Pratt takes the place
of Nr. Sill.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. I Humphrey and
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Williams, of Ron
dell, attended religious services in this
place Sunday.
e. T. Taubmau and Nj. ]. Gordon, of
Aberdeen, and District Attorney Wells,
of Columbia, dinnered at the Warner
House last Tuesday.
Elder Traveller delivered one of his
always interesting sermons to very
large congregation last Sabbath even
ing in the M E. church.
Yesterday Chas. Thomus brought i'm
sample of rye from off the farm Rof
| DR. j w Cook which measured feet
and inches in height Who can beat
thatY
Charley Buckland came down from
Ludden last Friday and attended the
stock show at RondeIl on Saturday re
turning to his place of business on
Monday.
Col w G. Plummer and Hon. j. Fl.
| Fletcher, of Aberdeen, will each deliver
an address at the Old Settlers picnic
| in Aliens grove, Rondell, on Tuesday,
June %. 10 cents viii be charged to
enter tho groves.
Town supervisors would do well 10
bear in mind that there is a stringent
law in regard to noxious weeds and
that notice to all owners OF land IN
the several townships must be published
at least three weeks.
Al large dog owned by Theo. Board
man was taken with hydrAphobia last
week during Mr.. BIS absence, but the
women folks pluckily chained the ami
NAL mp in the barn and shot him before
he had . chance to do any damage.
We learn that young son If John
Williams, of Newhope, was quite SER
lously injured laSt Tuesday evening BY
having team which be wns driving run
away with hay rake. He was thrown
to the ground and the teeth of the rake
struck him cutting deep and painful
cash eight inches long on the top of
the head. Dir Cook dressed the wound
and the boy will recover.
just rs this edition is half printed we
stop the old press, not tor the purpose
of chronicling cold blooded murder,
nor for the purpose of informing our
readers that We have stopped the press
to say that nothing OF Importance has
loccnrIed which would Justify us in
stopping the press to say so. neither for
| the purpose of splitting on our hands,
bnt Tor the purpose of pulling down our
measley undershi-t and saying d--n
| it.
The Aberdeen FIRE boys passed
through here on Tuesday mornings
passenger on their way to Mitchell
where they will participate in the eK-
ercises held there this week We hope
the boys will come of victorious and
bring back many earned honcrs, beBides
one championship hose cart and that
championship banner
LATER in yesterdays champion
ship ladderman's contest, Elliott, Of
Aberdeen, come Of victorious over all
| the rest the competitors. In the nov
city hook and ladder race the Aberdeen
boys won the race in AL seconds
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The Old Settler's picnic will be held
this year in the cool and shady groves
taken by those who have the matter in
charge 10 see that every one who at
tends will be made as pleasant and com
Portable as possible In the evening a
iprand bali viii be given in Rondell
hall, under the management Of g. W.